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An ant is following a circular pheromone trail. The ant takes 14 s to complete one ‘lap’ and is moving at a speed of 8.5 cm s−1. What is the radius of the pheromone trail? What …

An ant is following a circular pheromone trail. The ant takes 14 s to complete one ‘lap’ and is moving at a speed of 8.5 cm s−1. What is the radius of the pheromone trail? What …
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An ant is following a circular pheromone trail. The ant takes 14 s to complete one ‘lap’ and is moving at a speed of 8.5 cm s−1.

What is the radius of the pheromone trail?
What is the angular velocity of the ant?

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